frigidweirdo
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Point 1. "Referred to the area as Palestine". Sure. It has been referred to as a bunch of things over the past several thousand years. Including Israel, Judea and Samaria. The fact that a territory is referenced by a name does not grant sovereignty or create a state. For example, there is a territory in the US called Appalachia. It has been called that for hundreds of years. Does that make it a State? Does that reference give the people of Appalachia some sort of rights to sovereignty? Of course not. But what if the people of Appalachia wanted independence and self-determination and sovereignty? How would that happen? Just by calling themselves Appalachians? Or does something else have to happen?
Point 2. JC was NOT a Palestinian any more than Moses was an Ottoman.
Point 3. She is a hypocrite when talks about denial of the existence of a people. See point 2. By labelling JC a Palestinian she is denying the reality of the time and the existence of his people and the sovereignty of the place he was living at the time.
No, power makes sovereignty, and often power comes from people trying to make their claim better than others.
Jesus wasn't Palestinian, he was a ROMAN I would guess, seeing as he lived under the Roman Empire. But does that mean that a Scottish person isn't Scottish because they live in the United Kingdom?